So glad you’ll have your peaches…little globes of sunshine growing on trees, all summer long…go Alison!

I’m so happy for you! I hope my three little apples produce more than a pie’s worth this year. (I would have had more, but that pesky wind storm in late June knocked all the fruit off the Granny Smith.) Looking forward to some peachy posts coming up!

Congrats on the new trees! I can’t even fathom planting anything outdoors for another….4-5 months.

Enjoy! I hope this morning your back has settled back down.

we had a neighbour once that had a peach tree – quite hardy for up here in Canada, but it was glorious! They were so generous – “come over anytime and take what you want” (turns out they weren’t that fond of peaches, but loved the look of the tree!). We did. as often as possible. Peach pie is still my favourite…

What a peachy idea! Sounds delicious. Any time I’ve checked them at the supermarket, they’ve been hard as rocks. I presume you’ll let yours properly ripen.

Love the rainbow igloo. How cool! (Can’t resist) And I might have to check out more fruit trees….yum! Oh, and the yarn is on its way.

Yay! May you enjoy the fruits of your labor for many, many, many years! 🙂

Oh, how yummy! Home grown peaches – my favorite fruit of all! And that igloo is way beyond cool. Heh.

We have an ornamental peach tree here in virginia that is absolutely gorgeous when it blooms, but produces nasty, stonelike peaches that fall on the ground and mess up the mower. The tree is old and was starting to die, so we decided it was putting too much energy into worthless fruit. Now, every year after it blossoms, we pluck the spent blossoms before they can become fruit. We call it “depeche-ing”.

I can taste them now (and also feel the twinges in the back, but they are worth it!).